...Thanks,Wong Hi Wong,Realize:(1) That there are a lot of different risk personalities in this business, from very conservative to throw it at the wall and see what sticks.(2) Some SFH owners don't always figure all of the needed numbers of ownership when they buy (different levels of sophistication). (3) Sometimes, a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest Simon & Garfunkle The Boxer 1969. 

Quote from @Lewis A.: Too many to list, but here are some common ones:1.

@Shane Kelly @Remington Lyman @Ashley Cross @Joe Miller @Erik Estrada @Dave Skow @Robin Simon Thanks everyone for your input! 

Quote from @Richard Phillip Lewis: I just had this conversation with my buyer.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Quote from @Samuel McCrory: Quote from @Jarrod Covey: Quote from @Samuel McCrory: Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Foxholm.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Right now, the advantages of getting a shorter fixed rate loan (either a true bullet commercial loan or something like a 5/1 or 7/1 ARM) aren't really advantageous and the savings on rate are really low (you might for example only be looking at like 15-25 bp lower on interest rate vs. 30-year fixed) so getting the 30-year fixed is probably best for optionality and in general. 

@Ryan Lewis I work almost exclusively with out of state investors like yourself and can comment on a few things here....If someone doesn't know/understand multi fam then it's difficult to land a deal with them.

Sound advice Simon Campbell.

@Cordia Simon  Sounds similar to Fund and Grow, and there are a couple of threads here with positive and negative experiences. 

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